Improve your English speaking speed and fluency by learning connected speech! Understand weak forms, linking, elision, assimilation, intrusion and geminates.

“It all boils down to our relative status in the history of our species when we would hang out in groups of around 150 people,” he says. “Relative status wasn’t who drives the fanciest car or who’s ...

Brazilian immigrant and Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger shares how he learned to sound native in English, why music and ...

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Silence may be golden, but sometimes it comes at a cost. When you stay quiet, you can’t effect change. Holding your tongue means internalizing your feelings. Silence also keeps you from building ...